Scheduling Irrigation
To Maximize Yield
Arkansas and Georgia Extension Services describe various methods of irrigation scheduling to help farmers use water efficiently and get the most out of their soybean crop. Click here to read more.
 

• Redbanded Stink Bug Is On The Move
  Control requires three to four timely
  insecticide applications to minimize yield
  loss and maintain seed quality.
• Bullish Markets Or Train Wreck Ahead?
  Missouri market analyst proclaims,
  ‘Soybeans appear to be the most
  bullish right now. The USDA projects
  a tight 2008-09 carryover of only 165
  million bushels.’
• On The Cutting Edge Of Bean Biology
  Worldwide SoyTechnologies – a unique
  research center located in DeWitt, Ark. –
  owns one of the largest privately held
  germplasm banks in the central US.
• 2009 Seed Quality Is ‘Outstanding’
  Mississippi specialist says the quality of
  seed for this year’s soybean crop is
  excellent – much better than the seed
  that was available last year.
• ASR: Fungicide Application Timing
  A timely fungicide application will protect
  the soybean crop, help keep inoculum
  levels low if applied by a number of
  growers in a region and aid in control
  of other diseases as well.
• Palmer Amaranth Plagues Farmers
  Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth
  in Delta fields makes pre-emergence
  control a must.

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